Black Girl Mystic presents: The Naked Files — a raw, unedited, unfiltered, behind-the-scenes mini-series of the realest of mystic, medicine woman + spiritual mentor L'Erin Alta's world as she follows her dreams, honors her ancestors, creates wealth, builds an empire and tells the truth about the real life bumps + challenges along the way.

In this first episode L'Erin talks about:

• Why healers, mystics, spiritual teachers + leaders need places to tell their WHOLE TRUTH, including all of the challenges + triumphs.
  
  
• Creating + brithing the brand new Black Girl Mystic universe.
  
  
• Being on a global pilgrimage looking for "home".
  
  
• Relocating to Rwanda in January 2022.
  
  
• Challenges + favorite parts about living in Rwanda.
  
  
• Where she's planning to move next + WHY.
  
  
• How immediate pre-pandemic life jacked up her sense of reality.
  
  
• Surviving narcissistic abuse's impact on her relationships.
  
  
• So much more!

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In this episode, Sonja Marie, astrologer and intuitive guide, joins the Black Girl Mystic Podcast Portal to share the sacred art of Western astrology as a path to self-awareness, alignment, and empowerment.

From the essence of prayerful living to the transformative power of knowing your Sun, Moon, and Rising signs, Sonja reveals how astrology serves as a tool for remembering who you truly are.

Tune in to explore the intersection of spirit, intention, and ancient wisdom, and learn how to embody your unique cosmic blueprint.

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In this episode of Black Girl Mystic, Dr. Sarah Webb joins me for a soul-deep exploration into the shadows and healing of colorism.

We uncover the ways colorism shows up in our lives and relationships, the weight it carries, and the liberation found through forgiveness and self-love. Dr. Webb shares her powerful journey with Colorism Healing and offers real, grounded wisdom for those on their own path of healing from the wounds of colorism.

This is a tender, truth-telling conversation on reclaiming worth and rewriting our narratives.

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Aramis O. Hamer is a visual artist and muralist whose work is inspired by the cosmos, music, nature, divine femininity, and the complexities throughout the Black culture.

From a very young age she always loved to create, but at the age of fifteen she discovered her love for acrylic paints. 

As a self-taught artist, Aramis lets the pull of her imagination be her guide. Her adventure is just beginning, and she invites others to join her on this journey.

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Danetha Doe is a financial psychologist and the leading expert on financial wellness.

She is the creator of Money & Mimosas®, an eclectic group of wealth-conscious women entrepreneurs.

Danetha has been named a personal finance expert by TIME, Fast Company and the Wall Street Journal. She is a sought-after corporate financial well-being speaker, teaching employees from Google to Postmates to CPA firms and others on how to foster financial wellness in the workplace.

Find Danetha online: ⁠moneyandmimosas.com⁠

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Step into the sacred space of Black Girl Mystic, where we welcome Zeena Regis, grief coach and Hospice chaplain, to explore the gloriously raw gifts of grief.

Zeena unravels the beauty and depth in befriending grief, making space for it as a wise teacher, and reclaiming the power of loss in our lives.

Together, we dive deep into the art of grieving well, creating rituals that honor both the sacred and the everyday, and how embracing grief can lead to a life of profound freedom.

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Healing through the Dark Emotions: The Wisdom of Grief, Fear, and Despair — Miriam Greenspan 

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Pea the Feary is an Afrofuturist and Seer whose work is about possibility, potential and realization. 

Pea believes the possibilities of what the universe can provide are endless and all within reach because we are already connected to everything. The same particles that make up the stars in the sky and water in the ocean are in all of us. All that matters is how those particles are arranged.

Pea is on a journey expanding deeper into love noting,

” If I am of service to you during this journey that is beautiful but I do not live to serve others. It just so happens the more love I allow the more I am moved to share love’s messages.”

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Malika Lee is a Spiritual guide, lifelong student and artist with an internal drive and curiosity of healing and transformation.

She now synthesizes and shares her learning and life experience supporting individuals and groups in leading lives of purpose, aliveness, and fulfillment.

To this end she started FEEL GOOD The Podcast and The Movement.

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Dr. Georgia McDade is a Louisiana native, world traveler, writer, college professor and L’Erin’s beloved auntie who has lived in Seattle over half of her life.

Her works include Travel Tips for Dream Trips, questions and answers about her six-month, solo trip around the world; Outside the Cave and Outside the Cave II, collections of poetry; and numerous essays, stories, and other poems. 

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Aishah Shahidah Simmons’s award-winning cultural work expresses its voice through the art of documentary filmmaking, writing, teaching, public speaking and activism. Her work is informed by her lived experiences as a Black feminist lesbian, a child sexual abuse survivor, an adult rape survivor and a Buddhist practitioner. 

She is the producer/director of the 2006 groundbreaking, acclaimed film, NO! The Rape Documentary and the organizer/editor of the 2020 Lambda Literary Award-winning anthology, Love WITH Accountability: Digging Up the Roots of Child Sexual Abuse (AK Press).

Aishah is working on the third part of three survivor-centered cultural works that seeks to disrupt and end childhood sexual abuse and adult rape in Black communities. Aishah is also in a two-year training to become a certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher as a continuation of her 18-year Buddhist practice.

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